LoL: French in LCS, great comeback for Hans Samas

While the recovery was tough for the Tricolors of the LEC, Hans Sama and Team Liquid made no mistakes and chained three victories in as many matches as possible. It wasn’t all so easy for Tukuil, whose team lost to the previous division winners, as well as to the undead in the spring, but with a red light. Were these two players in that first week? Increase their corresponding performance.

score out of 10:

• 0: Play Yummy Jungle (Why brother, why?)
• 1: Human room
• 2: Poor performance, worthless LCS player
• 3-4: Small/big mistakes were made as expected
• 5: Average / alternately excellent and average
• 6-7: With his solid support, the player was one of the team’s driving forces
• 8-9: Not content with directly beating the opponent(s), the player offered himself the luxury of making crazy moves.
• 9.5:1v9 God per 200 IQ increments
• 10: If perfection had a name, it would be its own
• 11:1v9 God moves at 200 IQ when playing in the Yum Jungle

Too perfect a start for Hans?

6 dead, 4 towers lost and 4 dragons. That’s what Team Liquid left their opponents in three games. The first encounter with the Immortals was a real lesson as Team Liquid players managed to put on a great match for their opponents, one in which they lost nothing. Hans gave a real lesson to his opponents, with Gala Lucian. Indeed, in a skirmish or a team fight, the Frenchman was flawless from start to finish. However, we must not hide the performance of Bwipo on Olaf, who in our opinion is the MVP of this first opus. Hans confirmed his form by destroying Dignitas in the second game. He was unhappy with CoreJJ’s 5 tackles before 14 minutes of the game, giving the team 38.4% of the loss. The cast didn’t particularly revolve around him, which makes the performance all the more impressive. C9 got it right and tried to get in trouble in Game 3. Although Hans’ KDA was worse in this game, he still managed to give away 34.6% of the team’s loss. On Ezreal, this performance is definitely easier thanks to the nudge, but that doesn’t stop him from being praised.

Tukui between a genie and a clown.

While Hans’ stats are impressive, they are worse than Tukui’s early game stats. Former Gamers Origin gave the team 43.2% of their team losses, even though the match didn’t even last 30 minutes.The second match was more difficult for the trio. Tukui stayed on the other side of the pit and was caught by the opposing team before Flyquest seemed to hold the game and started the second distance. He was able to escape using Flash, but it kept him from positioning himself well for the team fight, except he had to use his ultimatum to stay alive instead of interfering with his opponents or dying. get one. gate. This allowed the undead to win the battle first and then the game. He’s not solely responsible for the loss (Afromu had to use a timer seconds ago after a bad position), but the result could have been very different if Tukui had stayed with his allies.

The last game was even worse. Sure, the EGs were better but Tukuil still missed the match. This only accounted for 30% of her team’s kills when playing for Champion Ahri, a set of spells that allowed her to modify and/or track her opponent’s pass. Only Afromos Youum did less damage to him in this part. There are days when not everyone is there, and no doubt the intermediate traveler will be able to return in the coming weeks. Next week will be tough again, with both teams taking on CLG and Team Liquid 3-0.